Special Side Story II: A New Beginning

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As soon as the ghost appeared, the searchlight on the van was suddenly switched on, its beam striking the entity directly. Chen Ping’s words finally salvaged some dignity for the hundreds of employees in the Flash Letter development department, and the expressions of many softened. Although the elders of these families were unaware of the specific situation regarding the Mo family, they had come to Cloud Mist Mountain fully prepared, clearly aware that Tang Tang was now my disciple. The fans were still rejoicing, completely oblivious to the fact that the system subtitles had failed to appear, while Jun Ling stared at Ji Chenyu on the ground, his gaze turning thoughtful. Upon hearing this, Liu Lanxu’s body trembled. Looking at her son, she felt unbearable regret, yet she could do nothing; she knew that any attempt to intervene would bring catastrophe upon the Flying Fluff Sword Sect, branding her a historical sinner, while her son would die regardless. The young boy looked up at his parents, who were screaming frantically; despite his youth, he understood that at this moment, his father and mother would not be able to concern themselves with him. Su Yunlai held him tightly, and Gu Junyan sighed softly, reaching out to embrace her in return. The rules within the Dongshan City survival base were strict; without a recommendation from someone in the inner city, outsiders were strictly forbidden from entering. Cold sweat instantly broke out on Lu Changlin’s back, his clothes nearly soaked through. Although Zhang Kangnian and the others were merely assistants brought by Chen Ping’s group, each possessed specialized skills that proved useful. Yu Weiguo’s death was suspicious; he had not been shot by a sniper but had his throat slit, dying in the Mu mansion’s main hall without even letting out a sound. Every sign indicated that Yu Weiguo had been killed only after the power was cut at the Mu mansion.

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The Luofu sect leader did not answer, nor did he care what magical artifacts his opponents wielded or what divine abilities they employed. He simply thrust his Absolute Immortal Sword forward with a plain, steady motion. Spells shattered upon contact, and magical artifacts let out mournful cries, falling to the ground with dim spiritual light, while his opponents vomited blood and fled into the distance. “How was the trip back? You must be exhausted.” Li Xuemei paid no mind to the gifts; with the family’s growing wealth, her horizons had expanded. Her only concern was her son, and she stroked Zheng Ji’s face with a heart full of tenderness. With a thunderous boom and no warning, the bulge exploded before it could even fully expand. Yet, this explosion was directed outward, not inward. As the blast roared, Duan Lingling’s body shot upward into the sky. Because of the proximity to the border, the status of a soldier was unique. This was easily understood; while military service is always described as arduous, frontier defense in that era was different from the interior. Soldiers in the interior only shed sweat, but border guards shed both sweat and blood. As they spoke, rainbow light spread rapidly through the Lingxiao Palace, drifting hazily amidst the waves. Zhao Banyao looked into Chen Jing’s eyes and slowly moved away, retreating toward the entrance of the palace; he had left a trace of rainbow light there upon entering. There was only one possibility left: after being defeated, the cultivator had used some method to force his body into this state. He then sat on the edge of the well, stroking its rim, and the Dragon-Prison Well emitted a faint glow. Ripples appeared in the water, and the Dragon Palace slowly manifested from within until both the well and Zhaolie vanished from sight. The six separated at Erdaoling; Zhang Changji and Blind escorted Zhou Xiaodie to Baishan, while Luo Lie and Ano accompanied Yan Tianxin to Tianmai Mountain to track down Luo Xingmu, hoping to rescue Sparrow. Matsuyuki Ryoko sighed and said, “I don’t even understand myself; do you understand yourself?” Her eyes were wide, her gaze sharp and persistent, as if two keen swords attempting to pierce into Luo Lie’s eyes. Third Master Bai Chusheng and Fourth Master Bai Chujie looked grim, glaring at Bai Yongyuan and Bai Yongzhen. It stood to reason; although many people came and went, it was clear to everyone that they held the Second Young Master Liu in great respect and awe. Logically, if the Eldest Young Master Liu were present, as the elder, shouldn’t the positions and attitudes be reversed?

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Leaving these words behind, Lu Zijing turned on his heel and walked out of the room, not forgetting to pull the door shut behind him. Therefore, I decided to put everything else aside for these two days to stay by her side and do my utmost to fulfill her needs. An Wufeng did not look back, nor did he respond; in that instant, a faint trace of loss and melancholy flitted across his heart. Based on this principle, who would dare to be reckless in front of the four peak powers of the Martial Realm? “Alright! Just wait a moment, kind sir, I’ll go find the person for you right now.” A glimmer of shrewdness flashed through the old woman’s clouded eyes. A cold glint whistled out from within, and with a casual wave of a hand, a seemingly sharp and formidable attack was easily neutralized. “You don’t think he followed you back to the palace, do you?” Liangqiu Yayin suddenly asked, as if facing a great enemy. “Sit in meditation and keep your spirit clear,” Ye Qi commanded in a deep voice. The others felt a sense of awe and immediately sat cross-legged, shocked by the power of the Nine Luminaries Black Sun Array, simultaneously guarding their inner peace while keeping watch over the battlefield. Lin Hanfei sat beside Xin Lan, along with Mu Xiying; today, the brothers were gathered here.